That warm vinyl sound.
Why do people like vinyl.
Even as physical record sales decline people are buying more vinyl than they have in decades in 2013 sales increased 31.
It s very mid range y and very warm.
There are aspects of vinyl records and analog recordings in general that you definitely can notice beyond the pops and crackles of surface noise.
People have been listening to mp3s for more than a decade and when they listen to vinyl records for the first time they can tell there s something slightly different with the sound quality.
One post however is telling us that vinyl is of lower resolution than cd and by that measure all other answers are dead wrong while the science presented in the answer is true there s much more to the story.
Why do people like the sound of vinyl so much.
350 bored 40 over 10 5 1 kb pistons.
Terms like warm full and lossless sound are used with listeners either nodding or rolling their eyes.
So many good answers here.
For example amazon now includes free mp3 versions when you buy a vinyl version for more than 11 000 records.
Here s one vinyl lover explaining why he likes the vinyl experience.
I think this is what people like about it.
I just like having 2 colors on a car makes it look better but they do make it look like a convertable i for the longest time thought this cuda work was a convertable but was just a vinyl top.
For comparison listening to vinyl as opposed to digital is like viewing the mona lisa with your own eyes rather than looking at a picture of it on a smartphone.
Vinyl buying maybe be up but the records people are actually purchasing and sometimes not playing is a definite cause of concern.
Vinyl is a lossless format.
The pressings are made straight from the masters and contain all of the detail the artist intended.
Records have a more omni dimensional sound that really fills the room a lot better.
It s for this reason that vinyl sounds better than digital.